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Meanings of
willing
in English
Spanish
dispuesto
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Disposed or inclined toward.
unwilling
Related terms
ready
happy
glad
prepared
inclined
disposed
voluntary
fain
compliant
consenting
Spanish
dispuesto
Portuguese
escolha
Catalan
volició
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The act of making a choice.
volition
Portuguese
escolha
Synonyms
Examples for "
volition
"
volition
Examples for "
volition
"
1
They say militants left of their own
volition
and without state help.
2
Despair restored my
volition
;
the spell broke; I ran, and overtook her.
3
Without
volition
,
her gaze dropped to the sea and the jagged rocks.
4
The question had just sort of gushed out on its own
volition
.
5
One gets, too, an idea of an unbending
volition
in the thing.
Not brought about by coercion or force.
unforced
uncoerced
Usage of
willing
in English
1
The crisis is on its way to resolution, God
willing
,
he said.
2
He said migrants were often more
willing
to work in remote areas.
3
Beijing has said it is
willing
to discuss rare earths with Europe.
4
You're
willing
to trade her in for your 'unique point of view'?
5
Several EU leaders said they are
willing
to consider another Brexit delay.
6
I stared at the paper,
willing
the words to say something different.
7
Germany and France are probably
willing
to let it go, he said.
8
He said, in 1852: On that point, I am
willing
to wait.
9
This means local councils must be
willing
to take responsibility for them.
10
Are you really
willing
to risk her just to prove a point?
11
Both sides, in other words, were
willing
to say whatever was necessary.
12
I am
willing
to sacrifice my commercial interests for the common good.
13
He added that the Health Service Employers Agency was
willing
to participate.
14
We are
willing
to wait as long as it takes, Zaqwan said.
15
Are we
willing
to accept war torn Ferguson as the new normal?
16
Of course, not all young people are
willing
to settle for less.
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willing
Adjective
Frequent collocations
quite willing
more willing
perfectly willing
very willing
always willing
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Translations for
willing
Spanish
dispuesto
Portuguese
escolha
resolução
vontade
Catalan
volició
Willing
through the time
Willing
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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